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Pixel-Count ML

Resolution Analysis Assistant

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Archived App (Last seen on 17 Jul 2026)

This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 12, 2024
  • February 17, 2025

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🧾$0.99 - $17.99
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About

Analyze video game rendering resolutions, including native and upscaled options. Get quick insights with a clean design, and track, analyze, and export your findings. Offers a free tier with ads or ad-free paid upgrades.

✓Native and upscaled resolution analysis
✓Support for 22 normal and 114 upscaled resolution classes
✓Track, analyze, and export findings
✓Privacy-focused, no data stored or shared
✓Free tier with ads
✓Ad-free subscription tiers available
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What's New in Pixel

1.0.5

February 17, 2025

Bug fixes

Subscription plans

Basic Monthly

Access to premium features with no ads

$0.991 Month
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User reviews

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Was hyped until realizing it only supports 4K screenshots

Love to know the resolution to my Switch games, but it doesn't output 4K, which is required to use this app. Disappointed as this is a great idea on paper and something I've been looking for
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Response from developer

Having a 1080P input to classify resolutions up to 1920x1080 actually makes sense, since there are also many PS4 consoles as well. We will definitely look into this for future development. Thank you for the feedback.

FAQ

What is Pixel-Count ML used for?

Pixel-Count ML is designed to classify rendering resolutions of video games, including native resolutions and upscaled resolutions. It provides quick and effortless insights for gamers and tech reviewers.

Does Pixel-Count ML have ads?

The free tier of Pixel-Count ML contains advertisements. Users can upgrade to Basic or Pro subscription plans for an ad-free experience.

What resolution classes does Pixel-Count ML support?

Pixel-Count ML supports 22 classes for normal resolutions and 114 classes for upscaled resolutions, including FSR. This allows for detailed analysis of various rendering techniques.

What are the subscription options for Pixel-Count ML?

Pixel-Count ML offers several subscription plans, including Basic Monthly ($0.99), Pro Monthly ($1.99), Basic Yearly ($8.99), and Pro Yearly ($17.99). These plans provide an ad-free experience and priority processing.

Is my data safe with Pixel-Count ML?

Yes, Pixel-Count ML is privacy-focused. No images or personal data are stored or shared by the application, ensuring user privacy.

What devices is Pixel-Count ML available on?

Pixel-Count ML is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for mobile use on these platforms.

How often is Pixel-Count ML updated?

The latest version of Pixel-Count ML is 1.0.5, which was last updated on February 17, 2025. Updates are released to improve functionality and add features.

What is the user sentiment for Pixel-Count ML?

Based on available data, Pixel-Count ML has a rating of 2.0 stars from 1 rating. This indicates a mixed to negative initial user reception.